Paix et stabilité financière mondiale au cœur du débat à Washington
At the 52nd meeting of the International Monetary and Financial Committee, held in Washington on the sidelines of the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings, Saudi Finance Minister Mohammed Aljadaan highlighted the impact of conflicts on the global economy. He noted that despite resilient growth, geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty continue to undermine global stability.
According to him, only rigorous coordination of economic and financial policies can strengthen market resilience and create the conditions for lasting peace. He also stressed that this stability is an essential prerequisite for sustainable and inclusive global growth, capable of benefiting all regions and populations.
Mohammed Aljadaan's presentation illustrates the growing power of regional voices in international financial debates and the importance of integrating geopolitical issues into global economic decisions. Finally, it serves as a reminder that security and prosperity are now closely linked in a context of interdependent globalization.
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